Fuel screw!!!
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Fuel screw!!!
hey i think my rebuilt pump is not putting out all the fuel it can...was wondering if u can get a bigger fuel screw..i was thinking about buying two new ones and welding a tip off one to another to give it more without running away.. thx for any info..
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Yes the Bosch fuel screw you buy now is longer and has no collar.
Works out great.
now i gotta dig into my papers and find that blasted part number unless SeanB23 has it!
Works out great.
now i gotta dig into my papers and find that blasted part number unless SeanB23 has it!
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http://www.idahobombersforum.com/tip...nfuelscrew.htm
See if this works for you.
See if this works for you.
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Yes unix thats the right one, I just found it in my files 
((((yea i have a cummins performance file, be jealous))))
That's the one you want John, its about 1/2 longer i belive, and has no colllar and has the hex head on the end for ease.
www.eurodiesel.com is a good one but i just checked and they have EVERYTHING besides the number we need,
((((yea i have a cummins performance file, be jealous))))That's the one you want John, its about 1/2 longer i belive, and has no colllar and has the hex head on the end for ease.
www.eurodiesel.com is a good one but i just checked and they have EVERYTHING besides the number we need,
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[www.eurodiesel.com is a good one but i just checked and they have EVERYTHING besides the number we need,[/QUOTE]
Hi Brandon! This site es no bueno.
Hi Brandon! This site es no bueno.
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Look at all the parts they have for Ve pumps!!! http://www.eurodiesel.com/component/...log/Itemid,66/
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Look at all the parts they have for Ve pumps!!! http://www.eurodiesel.com/component/...log/Itemid,66/
Anyone have a part number for a 3 or 4 mm cam plate, wonder if they have those?
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Just got my new fuel pin online at
http://www.thedieselstore.com/template/index.php
Just type in the part no. without spaces on the search by part number box on the upper left side of the web page and it will take you directly there.
sure is a lot easier to use a 6mm racheting wrench to adjust the fuel screw now.
http://www.thedieselstore.com/template/index.php
Just type in the part no. without spaces on the search by part number box on the upper left side of the web page and it will take you directly there.
sure is a lot easier to use a 6mm racheting wrench to adjust the fuel screw now.